Woodbury High School - Warrior Yearbook (Woodbury, CT)

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(Llir HUtitr-Autakr laaataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaiHiaaaaaaaaaaaaaai Class of 1950 JOAN FRANCES BENNETT Piisbion Show 1, 2. 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 3. 4 Joan is one- of our most attractive Senior girls. She is also one of the- few who have taken 4 years of Homemaking. Joan is undecided whether to follow through in this field or go into nurses’ training. We’re sure however, with her neatness and charm she will he successful in whatever she does. We all wish our best of luck to the strawberry blonde of the class of ’50. ANN MARIE BOWER Fashion Show 1. 2, 3. 4 Annie” with her quiet and reserved manner is a friend of all her classmates but is usually found with her bosom pal Emily. During Ann’s four years in W H. S. she has become one of Miss West's most conscientious Homemaking students. Ann hasn't decided her future but whatever it is and wherever it takes her we know she'll succeed. Good luck, Ann. WILLIAM ERICK BRANDT Basketball 1 Executive Committee 3 Baseball 1, 2. 4 Dramatic Club 4 Sam” is one of the good looking boys in our Senior Class. He is active in sports and could be seen playing baseball when not in an argument with the Coach. Bill” hasn't definitely decided what he will do after graduation but since he isn’t interested in any more schooling he plans to see the world by joining Uncle Sam's Navy. Here’s hoping success for you Bill” in whatever you do. JOHN LAWRENCE BROWNELL Executive Committee I Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 (co-captain 3, 4) Vice-President 2 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4 Class President 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3. 4 (President 3. 4) Y earbook John L.” is a real go-getter as you can see by his record. His personality and witty good humor have made him liked by all. His athletic ability along with his dramatic and leadership ability make him an all-around guy.” Larry plans to enter prep school and then go on to college. We wish you all the luck in the world Larry. X95 n

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(Eljp Wffte-Aiuake The Faculty Julia A. Clark ...............................Teacher of French, Latin and English Woodbury High School, Columbia, McGill Ellis F. Clark .......................................Teacher of Vocational Agriculture Mount Hermon School, Massachusetts Agricultural College, B. S., Graduate work at Cornell University John D. Coombs .............................................Teacher of Mathematics Bates College, B. S., M. A., Principal of Woodbury High School J. Burton Israei.......................................'Teacher of the Social Studies Willimantic State Teachers College, Boston University, B. S.. Ed. M. Adeline Locicero ....................................Teacher of Commercial Subjects New Britain Teachers College, B. S. Christopher Martin ............................Teacher of Mathematics and Science Trinity College, B. S., M. A. David Singer ......................................................... Teacher of Music New York University, B. S. E. Sheldon Smith .................................Assistant Principal. Teacher of Science Tufts College, B. S., Harvard, Rhode Island College of Education Jane Stacy ...................................................Secretary to the Principal Post Junior College Edward Tobias .......................................................Teacher of English College of the City of New York, B. S., Teachers College, Columbia, M. A. William Wagner .........................................Director of Physical Education Springfield College, B. S. Dorothy H. West ......................................Teacher of Homemaking Framingham Teachers College, B. S., Graduate Work, University of Connecticut 1950

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( l)v Utliite- Aiuakr ELIZABETH MAE CALLENDER Mirror 4 Dramatic Club 4 Betty is our pert little flirt from Bridgeport. She came to Woodbury last fall from Central High and quickly became an indispensable member of the Senior Class, lending her talents to dramatics and the newspaper. You can always spot Betty in any group by her hearty laugh. Although she is a whiz at Chemistry, Betty is undecided as to whether or not to pursue this field. No matter what Betty decides on for a career we re sure she'll be a success. Good luck to you, Betty. DANIEL MICHAEL CANDIDO Dramatics 4 Danny” is that short, lazy, and pessimistic Senior who can be seen driving around in his brother's '49 Ford with a load of kids. Dan is an ardent sports fan. He showed us he has dramatic ability when he played Joe Doaks in How Not to Apply for a Job. Dan hasn't decided on what to do after graduating but we wish him luck and success in whatever he docs. Good luck, Danny. WILLIAM FRANCIS CLARK Baseball 2. 3. 4 High Jump Record 3 Basketball 2, 3 Executive Committee 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Decathlon 3 Bill is that good-looking red-head whose presence can always be detected by his pleasant voice and cheerful laugh. He has an active interest in sports and has been a great asset to all the teams he has played on. Bill hopes to go on to school and take up Hotel Management or else become a chef. With his experience at Briarwood and his pleasant manner we re certain he would be good at either. Best of everything, Red , to a fellow who really deserves it. LORETTA JEAN COMPl'TZZI Class Secretary 2 Mirror 1, 2 Soft ball 1. 2 Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Class History 4 Dramatic Club 3. 4 Putt perhaps better known as Chuckles, is that cute little-brunette we've seen scurrying through the halls of W H S. for the last four years. Her pleasant smile and pleasing personality-have added a lot to our high school life, and she’s always on hand with a good word when it is needed most. Jean hopes to be a nurse. We're sure, Jean, that with your kindness and good humor your patients will be happy and well cared for. We wish you success in your chosen career. Ml mil III II mil MM Mild.MM M MM I MM MMM Mill Mill IMMIMMIMM.I.II .